Nature Nate's

Glyphosate Testing Data for Nature Nate's Honey

Honey is a unique category because glyphosate can enter via pollen from treated crops and via environmental drift in areas where conventional farming is common. Nature Nate's is a mainstream raw honey brand that has not been independently tested for glyphosate residues in ClearPantry's current dataset.

No independent lab data for Nature Nate's

ClearPantry's current dataset covers 100 grocery products tested by EWG (2018, 2022), Mamavation (2022, 2023, 2026), and US PIRG (2019). Nature Nate's has not been individually tested in these programs. We do not add PPB data without an independent, cited source — and we say so here.

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Verdict

Nature Nate's honey has not been individually tested in ClearPantry's dataset. Honey testing is limited across the industry; certified organic or local apiary honey may offer lower-residue options.

About this page: ClearPantry publishes independent lab test data from EWG, Mamavation, and US PIRG. PPB figures reflect the highest reported measurement per product in the cited study. We do not assert that any brand causes cancer — we report what the labs found and let you decide. Glyphosate's carcinogenic classification is made by the IARC (WHO), not by ClearPantry. This page is a data reference page, not a health claim. Learn more about our methodology →

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